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In what sense do you want to disappear? Do you want the option to abandon everyone you know and start a new life in a new place? You can totally do that. The st
by krisoft 5y ago
In what sense do you want to disappear? Do you want the option to abandon everyone you know and start a new life in a new place? You can totally do that. The state is not stopping you. If people from your former life report you missing and the police finds you, you can always say “i do not wish to be contacted by them” and if you are an adult they will leave you at that. Pretty extreme thing to do, but happens all the time.
Do you want to get away with murder? Run away from debts and obligations? Why would we as society let you do that?
- Mediterraneo10 5y agoNot all countries provide adequate protection for those who wish to go no-contact with family. Sometimes you can hide from former friends and acquaintances, but family members are allowed to continue trying to obtrusively contact you or confront you in public, or can involve the police again and again. In countries where family relationships are considered especially sacrosanct, the police may began to hassle you as the supposed bad guy if you are avoiding contact with parents.
- folli 5y agoThat's actually a good point. However, it becomes much murkier from a moral standpoint if you consider a scenario where you try to hide from a corrupt state for e.g. digging up dirt on a high ranking official. Or due to political, racial, religious oppression etc.